T-Wolves Confirm Tolliver Deal

The Minnesota Timberwolves have signed forward Anthony Tolliver to a one-year deal worth $5.75 million.

Rotert Returns To Jacks

Former South Dakota State standout Kristin Rotert will return to the Jackrabbit women’s basketball program as director of operations, head coach Aaron Johnston announced Monday.

Iowa Flooding Becoming More Frequent

The head of the Iowa Flood Center says “for the time being” the flood threat has subsided in Iowa.

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts Opposes Medicaid Expansion

Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts dismisses assertions by those who support expanding Medicaid that it would stimulate the state economy.

Few Clear Answers on Iowa Medicaid Savings

When the State of Iowa privatized the management of Medicaid services, quality improvements and cost reductions were promised. So far, that has been hard to track.

Task Force to Review South Dakota Ag Land Property Taxes

The Ag Land Assessment Implementation and Oversight Advisory Task Force of the South Dakota legislature holds their first meeting of the summer Tuesday in Pierre

Tariffs Hitting Local Businesses

More tariffs and counter tariffs have been enacted between the US and many trading partners including Canada, Mexico, China and the E.U.

SD Senator John Thune; Media not “Enemies of the People”

President Trump has stepped up his attacks on the media, calling them “the enemies of the people.” And “dishonest.” Repeating those claims at a campaign stop in Montana last week.

South Dakota Legislative Committee Looking for More Details on Mental Health Access

There is increasing need for mental health services in South Dakota, but lawmakers are looking for more information on access issues.

Missouri River to Run High Into the Fall

Continued high mountain snowpack runoff will keep levels high on the Missouri River through the summer.